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Yes - I have seen the man page for -i and -ci. Having used the perlstyle guidelines for a few years, we are finding it an adjustment (we miss our cuddled elses!) :) but it does seem to have a certain internal consistency. One thing we do really like is the new cascading trinary operator layout. We used to just use whatever seemed right at the time.

Which specific part of PBP style don't you like - and for what reason?

Regards,

Jeff

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